So! I've had my model 3 SR+ for a year now and for the first time I've charged it up to 100% today and the range shows 368km
That got me curious, in most places I search (wiki, Tesla website) it states the range of a model 3 is 250miles /402km.. which would've meant my battery is at 90%, a 10% degration for just 1 year.
Digging deeper via various forums and I've seen people quote a 240miles (386km)number, which would've put my vehicle at a 5% degradationm a number that i'm much more comfortable with.
So questions:
1. Is there a website of sorts for me to look up my car's range at purchase date? (Instead of the latest and newest)
2. Did the latest model 3 came with a slightly bigger battery? If the 10mile increase in range is done with software optimization wouldn't my vehicle also get it? If so, does that mean my vehicle got a 10% degradation after just 1 year?
3. How's everyone else doing in terms of range degradation?
That got me curious, in most places I search (wiki, Tesla website) it states the range of a model 3 is 250miles /402km.. which would've meant my battery is at 90%, a 10% degration for just 1 year.
Digging deeper via various forums and I've seen people quote a 240miles (386km)number, which would've put my vehicle at a 5% degradationm a number that i'm much more comfortable with.
So questions:
1. Is there a website of sorts for me to look up my car's range at purchase date? (Instead of the latest and newest)
2. Did the latest model 3 came with a slightly bigger battery? If the 10mile increase in range is done with software optimization wouldn't my vehicle also get it? If so, does that mean my vehicle got a 10% degradation after just 1 year?
3. How's everyone else doing in terms of range degradation?